I could see an issue in which cultural differences might make this a problem, such as the way Islamic or Hindu dominated countries view animals differently than the way we do (as a Christian …Read MoreI could see an issue in which cultural differences might make this a problem, such as the way Islamic or Hindu dominated countries view animals differently than the way we do (as a Christian/Unaffiliated religion dominated country).Read Less
I believe this approach would be ideal in regions where humane treatment of animals is needed; however, it should not override the values of other countries. Instead, there should be globally agreed …Read MoreI believe this approach would be ideal in regions where humane treatment of animals is needed; however, it should not override the values of other countries. Instead, there should be globally agreed-upon guidelines that respect diverse practices. In Islamic countries, Zabiha (ritually slaughtered) meat is considered more ethical compared to American slaughterhouses, where stunning is normalized and poses a higher risk of contamination. I believe countries should first focus on improving their own treatment of animals before advocating for a global stance.Read Less
I could see an issue in which cultural differences might make this a problem, such as the way Islamic or Hindu dominated countries view animals differently than the way we do (as a Christian …Read MoreI could see an issue in which cultural differences might make this a problem, such as the way Islamic or Hindu dominated countries view animals differently than the way we do (as a Christian/Unaffiliated religion dominated country). Read Less
I believe this approach would be ideal in regions where humane treatment of animals is needed; however, it should not override the values of other countries. Instead, there should be globally agreed …Read MoreI believe this approach would be ideal in regions where humane treatment of animals is needed; however, it should not override the values of other countries. Instead, there should be globally agreed-upon guidelines that respect diverse practices. In Islamic countries, Zabiha (ritually slaughtered) meat is considered more ethical compared to American slaughterhouses, where stunning is normalized and poses a higher risk of contamination. I believe countries should first focus on improving their own treatment of animals before advocating for a global stance. Read Less